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HBCU Wrestling Wasn’t Erased — It Was Lost

HBCU wrestling didn’t begin as an experiment. From the start, conferences organized it, sanctioned it, and competed seriously.

The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association, founded in 1912, sponsored wrestling as early as the 1940–41 season. As a result, it became the first historically Black athletic conference known to support the sport….

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